Reborn and married to a stupid scholar, she has a prosperous husband and multiple children

The housekeeper glanced at Lin Shuangshuang with a look of contempt. This country girl, who was not presentable enough, was so impatient.

Instead of thinking about winning the man's heart as quickly as possible, she just wanted to go out and have fun. Or maybe she was too young and didn't understand anything.

Forget it, she won’t bother with a little girl who has never seen the world.

It also allows the people of the Dayu Dynasty to have a good look at the prosperity of the Golden City.

"The Second Madam is the master, she can go wherever she wants."

"But for the sake of Second Madam's safety, I still suggest that Second Madam bring some followers and maids."

Lin Shuangshuang nodded obediently: "Okay, then let Li Zhenla follow me, and bring two more followers, okay?"

She used an inquiring tone instead of a commanding tone that showed her superiority, which pleased the housekeeper very much.

As for Li Zhenla, she is a heartless glutton. I heard that the second lady is a good cook, so it is normal for them to be close.

As a little girl from outside the city with no background, she would naturally look for someone of the same age to make friends with.

"Yes, I will make arrangements now."

Gu Hanzhou knew that she was going to deliver the message, so he naturally wouldn't stop her. He just told her to be careful.

"You talk too much nonsense. I will definitely be careful. Otherwise, if I encounter danger, I will expect you, a loser, to save me?"

"..."

Lin Shuangshuang now feels uncomfortable if she doesn't say something to him.

But no matter what she said, Gu Hanzhou endured it obediently.

Soon, the housekeeper arranged everything, and Lin Shuangshuang went out with Li Zhenla and two followers.

The four of them walked around and were curious about everything they saw, especially Lin Shuangshuang and Li Zhenla.

The two followers were already impatient. They didn't know what the point of looking around was. It was really annoying.

Sending them to accompany women shopping is such a tough job that their legs become thin and it is more tiring than killing enemies on the battlefield.

But the two women in front seemed tireless, looking around as if they were tireless.

Of course Lin Shuangshuang knew that men hated shopping the most, so she deliberately sneaked away from them.

The purpose is to let them gradually relax their vigilance and have an appetite to eat when they get hungry after shopping.

Around noon, Lin Shuangshuang deliberately led the three of them around to the entrance of Wang Ting and stood in front of Hu Zi's stall.

Pretending not to know him, he said to Li Zhenla with a proud look: "Zhenla, take me to the most expensive restaurant in your Jindu. I want to taste your food."

"Okay." Li Zhenla nodded excitedly. She was also hungry after shopping.

Then, Li Zhenla felt embarrassed because she didn't know which was the most famous restaurant in Jindu.

So she looked at the two followers behind her for help: "My two brothers, do you know?"

The two were already hungry and tired, so they naturally wanted to find a place to eat and rest.

One of the followers placed his right hand in front of his chest and bowed slightly to show respect: "It's not far ahead. I am willing to take the second lady there."

"Okay, let's go try it."

Hu Zi kept watching Lin Shuangshuang's every move, afraid of missing the message she left.

But what he saw was Lin Shuangshuang putting one hand behind her back and hooking her finger at him.

Hu Zi was stunned. What does this mean?

Does that mean he should catch up?

That should be what it meant. After all, they just talked about where to go for dinner and didn't leave any other information, let alone the chance to leave any words on the sheepskin.

So Hu Zi closed his stall without saying anything.

"Brother, help me keep an eye on my things. I have an emergency at home."

"This silver is for treating me to a drink." Hu Zi threw a piece of silver to the stall owner next to him.

These days he had become familiar with the vendors nearby and had heard a lot of information, but most of it was useless.

I did find out a lot about the customs and habits of the people of the Jin Dynasty.

Hu Zi followed Lin Shuangshuang and his group into the most famous restaurant in Jindu.

Lin Shuangshuang went up to the private room on the second floor, and Hu Zi went to the one next door. He ordered a few dishes generously, saying that he was waiting for a friend.

As for Lin Shuangshuang, she ordered a table full of delicious food and wine and invited the three of them to sit down and eat together.

Li Zhenla was heartless and just sat down happily.

The two followers did not regard Lin Shuangshuang as their real master at all. They knew that their task was to monitor him, so they were naturally not polite.

Soon, delicious wine and meat were served. Lin Shuangshuang still felt a little uncomfortable with the food, so she asked them to eat more and even helped them pick up food and pour wine.

Ancient people did not have the habit of wasting food, and not licking the plates clean was considered good manners.

The three of them ate with relish and were completely unguarded against Lin Shuangshuang.

In fact, even if they defended, they couldn't, after all, the other party had the space.

Any sleeping pills or sedatives will be hundreds of times more effective than those in ancient times.

Lin Shuangshuang made sure that all three were fast asleep before she went to the next room through the middle sliding door.

The two private rooms were separated not by a wall but by a sliding door. This was the case in ancient restaurants, and I didn't expect it to be the same in the Jin Dynasty.

Probably he learned it secretly from Dayu Dynasty.

When she opened Wangjiang Tower, she also specifically studied why restaurant private rooms all used sliding doors.

It turns out that ancient buildings were all made of wood, so their bearing capacity was naturally not as good as reinforced concrete.

Especially the second and third floors, which all use wooden floors and sliding doors.

Firstly, it is light in weight, and secondly, it can save space and cost.

This actually made it convenient for her, as she could go directly to Hu Zi's box without having to open the door and go out.

Obviously Hu Zi had thought of this, so he asked for the box next to hers.

After all, this was a restaurant. If she suddenly strolled back and forth between the two private rooms, it would easily arouse suspicion if seen by someone with a curious eye.

"Sister-in-law, is there any news about Fourth Brother?"

Lin Shuangshuang nodded: "Yes, his tendons in his hands and feet were cut, and I have reconnected them for him. It will take about three months to heal."

Hu Zi's face changed: "What?"

"Don't be so anxious to sigh. He won't die now, so you don't have to worry too much."

"Let's make it short. He was captured on purpose. He has a secret mission. You need to cooperate with him outside."

"Although he is now the Imperial Master, he is being monitored by the Jin Royal Family. You cannot be near him for the time being. You need to be a secret agent outside and help him develop the people he monitors into his own people."

"He asked you to go to Red Mansions to get information. There are all kinds of people in that place, and you can get a lot of information, especially about the Jin Dynasty's royal family and officials. You must pay special attention."

"Take this and give one to Xia Zian when you get back. Pass it on to me anytime you have any news."

"Not anytime, we need to agree on a time."

"Let's set it to midnight. Don't leave the power on all the time. It consumes power too quickly and won't last long."

"After turning on the power, you can speak into here and I can hear you by turning on the power here."

"After we deliver the message, we turn off the power supply immediately, which can save a lot of electricity."

As Lin Shuangshuang spoke, he took out two walkie-talkies from his sleeves like a magic trick.

Hu Zi looked at the two small black cubes in Lin Shuangshuang's hands and asked curiously, "Sister-in-law, what is this treasure?"

"A thousand-mile ear."